All of our cottages are located on the St. Davids Peninsular within the idyllic Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Their location is perfect for easy access to the village City of St. Davids and the surrounding countryside and coast.
All the peninsular beaches and coves are within easy reach as is the Pembrokeshire Long Distance Coastal Footpath.

Cottages listed by bed capacity

Ty Gwennol Sleeps 2 **** Click for details	Ffynnon Tom Sleeps 2 + cot **** Click for details	Llety'r Gwydd Sleeps 2 + cot Awaiting Grading Click for details	The Barn Sleeps 2 + cot Awaiting Grading Click for details
Glowty Sleeps 2 + 2 + cot ***** Click for details	Glowty’r Felin Sleeps 2 + 2 + cot **** Click for details	Yr Ysgubor Sleeps 4 + cot ***** Click for details	Llanrian Mill Sleeps 4+ cot ***** Click for details
Court Lodge Sleeps 4 + cot ***** Click for details	Shicley Sleeps 4 + cot Awaiting Grading Click for details	Môrawel Sleeps 4 + cot Awaiting Grading Click for details	Ty Draw Sleeps 4 + cot ***** Click for details
Gynnon Cottage Sleeps 4 + 1 Awaiting Grading Click for details	Bryn y Môr Sleeps 5 + cot **** Click for details	Ty Uchaf Sleeps 5 + cot ***** Click for details	Twll y Corryn Sleeps 5 + cot **** Click for details
	Ty Pren Sleeps 5 + cot Awaiting Grading Click for details	Treanna Sleeps 6 + Cot **** Click for details	Plas Hyfryd Sleeps 8 + cot ***** Click for details

This area is the old Celtic kingdom of Dyfed and has often been described as the most beautiful part of Wales.

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park has 225 sq. miles of outstanding river, hill and coastal scenery, many off shore islands, expanses of remote and unspoilt vistas and Area of Special Scientific Interest (SSI) including Britains First Marine Conservation Area. Long stretches of the coast are owned by the National Trust and are accessible along the Coastal Path which is within a short walking distance of the cottages. The path offers excellent opportunities to view flora and fauna. The rare Chough and Peregrine Falcon nest in this area.

St. Davids is Britain’s smallest city having Wales’ largest and finest Cathedral.
St. David, the patron saint of Wales, lived here until AD 589.
Around and about the cottages there are many inlets along the coast which have interesting hamlets, coves, islands and long sandy beaches. Look them up when you get here – Aberfelin, Abereiddy, Porthgain, Porth Clais, Aber Mawr, Traeth Mawr, Caerfai, Traeth Llyfn, Porth Malgan, Abercastle, Ogof Mrs. Morgan, Porth Llysgi and Chatters Seat and Solva.
Some the haunts of Vikings in days gone by, others smugglers hideaways. Locations for film makers ‘Moby Dick’, ‘Under Milk Wood’ - TV programme producers ‘The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe’ ‘Playboy of the Western World’.
Artists and Bards and Poets all gain inspiration from the area.

Isembard Kingdom Brunnel, Black Bart, Nelson, and other historic figures have left their mark.
Site of the he last invasion of mainland Britain in 1797 - thought it was 1066 didn’t you?
Embarkation points for the (one way) trip to the Americas in the 1800s - tickets 52½p.
Today day trips to the offshore islands including the big one, Ireland (they all bring you back!).